Links To Mikhail Gorbachev and The World Political Forum
The combined research programmes of Civitatis International seek to lay empirical and philosophical foundations for the New World Civilization, a concept for a new world order devised by the distinguished Nobel Laureate President Mikhail Gorbachev and being analysed in high level discussions of former heads of state and government at Gorbachev’s two governance networks and think tanks: the World Political Forum in Italy and the New Policy Forum in Luxembourg.
Civitatis International was often the only British based organisation to take part in meetings of the World Political Forum in Turin, The Monumental Complex of Santa Croce in Bosco Marengo, Budapest and the European Parliament. Civitatis was responsible for producing the published texts and speeches of the assembled heads of state and government for publication by the World Political Forum in their reports, Most notably the inaugural annual report of the World Political Forum: The World of the 21st Century New Unity Fractures, and the proceedings of the New World Political Architecture International Seminar where delegations from Civitatis International participated and spoke at the meeting.
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